Ambiguous ILLUSIONS & Puzzles
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Christmas DEVINETTE PUZZLE PLATE. Find all the items in the carol TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS. |
AMB-012 | £19 | |
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| THE WEDDING DAY and THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. 19th Century match tin embossed with the classic Topsy-Turvey design of COURTSHIP versus MATRIMONY. |
AMB-001 | sold |
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| A classic example of the "Is this Rabbit a Duck?" illusion. INVERARY crest, made by WILLOW c.1900.Also Marked indistinctly with Registration Number. (Mouse over the Puzzle of Month March 2003 to see the effect) |
AMB-004 | sold | |
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Japanese ILLUSION SAKE CUP. Porcelain sake cup with a glass hemisphere set into the bottom. When empty you can see nothing but fill with clear liquid and a pinup or nude girl appears. Works best with sake and the more sake you drink the better she looks? |
AMB-330 | sold | |
The girl descending a ladder in the garden. Look behind to see her behind revealed as her dress is caught on the ladder's rung. |
AMB-008 | sold | |
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Great Topsy-Turvey image on a 9 inch (227 mm) diameter ironstone plate. |
AMB-005 | sold |
| AMB-010 | sold | ||
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Christmas DEVINETTE PUZZLE PLATE. Find all the items in the carol TWELVE DAYS OF CHRISTMAS. |
AMB-011 | sold |
A classic example of the "Is this Rabbit a Duck?" illusion. |
AMB-002 | sold |
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| A classic example of the "Is this Rabbit a Duck?" illusion. RYDE, Isle of Wight Crest. Made by ARCADIAN, Stoke on Trent c.1900. (Mouse over the Puzzle of Month March 2003 to see the effect) |
AMB-003 | sold | |
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Nice Illusion. The white box fits inside the red box and the red box fits inside the white box and so on. Nicely made in heavy card |
AMB-207 | sold |
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| AMB-007 | sold | ||
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The Royal Silhouette Vase designed by Judy Cousins and produced by Kaiser Porcelain in Northern Bavaria for the Queen's Silver Jubilee in 1977. A limited edition of only 500 (We have heard that because of the asymmetric shape, a lot of the 500 never survived the firing). Usually objects designed to show silhouettes show the same profile on both sides. This remarkable asymmetric piece shows H.M.The Queen facing Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. 21.5 cm. high. Complete with original display box and certificate. |
AMB-006 | sold |